Video 'Flying gun' drone video raises a red flag

The 70-centimetre drone fires off four shots in total during the video.

Danny Vrekalic, owner of Drones Toronto, said the video appears
authentic. "It is a small-calibre gun, so the recoil seems correct,"
said Vrekalic. "Aiming would be horrible due to the lack of stable
platform or ability to aim it properly."  

 

There is recoil, which is to be expected according to gun experts, but not enough to down the craft.


Multiple news outlets are reporting that the YouTuber is a teenager from Connecticut, although it is not known when and where the video was recorded, or by whom.




According to The Verge, Hogwit appears to be a U.S. teen who was attacked by a woman claiming he had taken photos of her at a beach with his drone last year.